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DVD. Back Roads of Europe. 23 Minutes. A coach house, a woodworking and weaving workshop, candle making and pottery are just some of the fascinating stops along the way as we visit one of Holland's most attractive areas.

DVD. Back Roads of Europe. 23 Minutes. The majestic Dachstein massif near Ramsau, with its perpetual snow, is the gatekeeper of Steirmark. High mountains, rich flora and a surprising variety of scenery are as spectacular as any in Europe can be found in this Austrian region.

DVD. Back Roads of Europe. 23 Minutes. Where the German hills become the Alps, there is a region with wonderful baroque basilicas and some of the world's best spas. This is an area where one cane improve his health and enjoy a bit of German history in the process.

DVD. Back Roads of Europe. 23 Minutes. The Ardeche area of France is noted for the deep gorge that provides a look at the wonders that nature has created over thousands of years. However, the area is also filled with famed castles from the 15th and 16th centuries. It's a wonderful region to visit.

DVD. Back Roads of Europe. 23 Minutes. France's Cevennes region contains some of the most beautiful foothills in all the world. Stunning panoramas and exciting gorges excite each who visits the area.

DVD. Back Roads of Europe. 23 Minutes. A trip through along The Delfland Route in The Netherlands is truly a fairytale excursion. Immortalized in history and even on modern television dramas, this area of Holland provides an opportunity to get to know the Dutch history and people.

DVD. Back Roads of Europe. 23 Minutes. This district is sparsely populated with but 48 inhabitants per square kilometer But those inhabitants, as well as those who visit the region, enjoy a panorama of full lakes, meadows, forests, waterfalls, plains and mountains.

DVD. Back Roads of Europe. 23 Minutes. The Romans called it Provincia. Popes often spent much of their time in this area of France. History is recalled via wonderful Roman monuments and fruitful vineyards. And, even today. The Provence, has a magical meaning for those who enjoy this region's wonders and people.

DVD. Back Roads of Europe. 23 Minutes. The history in Germany's Thuringen area goes back to 1150, when many of the towns in the area were founded. That history lives on today, in the castles that still stand and in the hearts of the people.

DVD. Back Roads of Europe. 23 Minutes. The best of two worlds await us just on the other side of the Brenner Pass. The historic city of Trento is as Italian as any city. The Alpine culture of Colzano is reached via a beautiful drive through lush green valleys.

DVD. Back Roads of Europe. 23 Minutes. The hills here are amazingly beautiful. The cities, in earlier centuries, developed into true fortresses. Today they provide a look at life then and life now.

DVD. Back Roads of Europe. 23 Minutes. The climate in Wales can change as rapidly as the scenery itself. There are remnants of country houses, knights and the Middle Ages. This is a land of past industry and current glory.

DVD. Back Roads of Europe. 23 Minutes. As we explore the West Achterhoek region of The Netherlands, the landscape changes at each bend in the road and provides new vistas for us to explore. Here we will watch Dutch farmers create Holland's famed cheeses.

DVD. Back Roads of Europe. 23 Minutes. Unknown to many people, because of geographical barriers, this area has survived in spite of being inundated by waters from the seas time and time again. It's a fascinating part of Holland.

DVD. Back Roads of Europe. 23 Minutes. One of the first important events in Dutch history took place in this area and paved the way for more than 400 years of fascinating history. We will explore that history on this episode of "The Backroads of Europe".

DVD. Back Roads of Europe. 23 Minutes. An early morning boat from the Europort drops its passengers off at Hull, on the banks of the river Humber. The biggest bridge in Europe spans this river. This is Yorkshire, the land of James Harriott and Richard III, which Shakespeare describes as "Now is the winter of our discontent, made glorious by the summer sun of York."